Is global temperature 'reducing the fever”? July ended a 13-month streak of record-breaking high temperatures!

[ITBEAR] News on August 10, according to recent data from the European Copernicus system, the global average temperature in July 2024 is slightly lower than the same period in 2023. This change marks 13 months of record-breaking high temperatures. The status is declared finished.

The World Meteorological Organization previously pointed out that from June 2023 to June 2024, the global monthly average temperature set a new record for 13 consecutive months.

Although this trend was interrupted in July 2024, the month still experienced extremely hot weather, including the three hottest days in the world: July 21 (17.09 degrees Celsius), July 22 ( 17.16 degrees Celsius) and July 23 (17.15 degrees Celsius).

According to ITBEAR, despite the extreme heat weather in July, the ERA5 average surface temperature this month was 16.91°C, only 0.68°C higher than the average for the same period from 1991-2020, and only higher than July 2023 The highest record set was 0.04°C lower, failing to extend the 14th consecutive month of record high temperatures.

The report further pointed out that although the continuous high temperature record failed to be refreshed, the temperature in July 2024 was still at an extremely high level, highlighting the continued trend of global climate warming. This data reminds us that the urgency of combating climate change and reducing greenhouse gas emissions cannot be ignored.

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